$44.95 AUD
The Dreamer is so sleepy, and needs some sleepy dust. Scout goes high and searching on the sun of gold and rust. He finds some there and rains it down, it glitters in the rays. Scout lets out some laughter - the happiest of days.
Scout Kippin the Kookaburra is a 100% organic cotton baby cuddle blankie on a stunning biscuit coloured marle base fabric with a rust, wheat and black botanical print (with celestial details).
For small but mighty little dreamers, our beloved Baby Comforters support your little one through life’s transitions and changes. A Kippin isn’t a replacement for love and cuddles, but a forever-friend who lets babe know that they are safe and loved – wherever they go. When used as part of a sleep ritual, a Kippin can help babe gently soothe themselves back to sleep (happily) without tears.
What am I made of? Two layers of premium, extra weight organic cotton. It feels like a snugglier version of your favourite tee. And the best part? There's no fake plastic fur that babe can breathe in or eat! I won't make you get too hot. Plus, I am all natural so I absorb scents - like your Mama or some essential oils! I am printed with eco-friendly inks and dyes and am naturally hypoallergenic, so I'm perfect for new and sensitive skin. I'm also an eco-Kippin. My head is filled with recycled stuffing and making me uses less energy and water than traditional toys.
Do I make noise? I am intentionally simple - a friend to help you learn to soothe and calm yourself, using your own skills (you're amazing!). There's no electronics, rattles or batteries in me (you don't need them, kiddo).
Lost dummy/soother? No way! You can tie up to four dummies (pacifiers/soothers) to me, so help me find your dummy in the night and let mama have a sleep in.
Wash me in the washing machine! And you can tumble dry. me if you need me quick. Use a low heat.
Kip tip: Buy two or more so you always have a spare.
Please note that on Scout's beak, the join is visible - this is perfectly normal. Scout has a super cute, soft, short beak (yep, quite a bit shorter than those Kookas in the wild). This makes it safe to chew and explore for little mouths!